Kayenta, Ivins Homes for Sale

Kayenta sits in Ivins, in Washington County, and the homes here look out on the open desert ground that the area's arts venue and its preserve land share with them. Snow Canyon State Park is a short drive away. What comes up for sale is overwhelmingly detached houses, most of them recent construction, and many of them carry an association fee of some kind. Prices, fees and the age of the stock are the three things that will shape your search more than anything else, and Quantum Realty Group works this pocket of Ivins closely enough to know how those pieces fit together.

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Kayenta at a Glance

County

Washington County

ZIP codes in these listings

84738

Typical asking price

$1,187,000 (median of 46 homes, excluding 12 land and other non-dwelling listings)

Typical home

2,833 sq ft (n=58) · 4 bed / 3 bath (medians, n=46)

Data current as of

October 2026

What is for sale in Kayenta

Almost everything that comes to market here is a house. That makes the search straightforward: you are comparing detached homes against other detached homes, on lot, layout and age, rather than sorting through a mixed pool of attached product. If a condo or townhouse is what you had in mind, this is not the part of Ivins that will supply it, and you should plan your search accordingly.

What your money buys and what it asks of you

The typical home here was built in 2021, so you are buying a current-generation roof, current windows and current mechanicals. That shifts the questions away from what is due for replacement and toward workmanship and what warranty coverage is still in force on the build. Among the listings that reported a recurring fee, the median runs about $600 a year, with the middle half falling between roughly $501 and $700. That spread covers a lot of different association arrangements, so with any particular house it is worth reading the fee as a question: what it includes, what stays yours, and what the association's own documents say. The Kayenta Desert Arboretum is in Kayenta itself, which is worth knowing when you are deciding how wide to draw your search area. For most buyers, the practical reality here is a young house with systems that are not yet on the clock.

Worth confirming before you write an offer

• Proximity and defensibility for wildfire exposure near Snow Canyon.
• Equestrian zoning and trail access rights.
• Flash flood or drainage wash exposure.
• Building height limits and view preservation corridors.
• Flash flood paths and desert wash drainage easements.

Working with Quantum Realty Group

Two things on this page trip up buyers who come from elsewhere: the association arrangements behind those annual fees, which vary from property to property, and the ground-level questions around wash drainage and trail and equestrian rights that attach to particular parcels. Quantum Realty Group works these listings regularly and knows where to look for the answers before you are under contract. If you want, we can pull the association documents on any Kayenta house you are considering and walk through the fee and what it covers line by line with you.